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Geoffrey Hackett is a television Director Producer and writer, who started with over twenty years experience in commercial management before changing to a career of twenty-three years in learning support through script-to-screen creative communication. He has written, directed and produced over 400 management development training programmes, of which some 250 were broadcast by the BBC.During the creation of these he has worked with leading academics, industrialists, politicians and entrepreneurs, from whom he has distilled vast pools of knowledge into meaningful and considered, adaptable guides to success, especially in the areas of team-building, communication skills, performance management, leadership and change management; which was the topic of his first book in 2011.Geoffrey is an engaging speaker opening new insights into both managing change and for effective Presentation/communication on any media or in any organisation. Geoffrey also delivers film day experience for team development and a fun charity event for CSR conscious companies or groups that is so win win - it's a life changing experience for all who participate and benefit.He also gives charity talks on building sustainable echo homes for orphans and the victims of disaster world wide. Geoffrey also works in the community with several preservation, health and children's charities he is also a school chair of governors.For more information or to make a comment, visitwww.change-what-change.com

WARNING - THIS BOOK MIGHT SAVE YOUR LIFE. This is a book for men AND WOMEN. The content is up to date and contains important advice for patients and health care professionals. Unfortunately, sometimes topics have to get slightly political, hence the title. Some of the case histories appeared in my previous book," Just a tiny prick", but this new book contains many new, and I hope, provocative chapters and illustrations.TESTIMONIALSSir I would like to thank for all your brilliant publications on diabetes, ED and the heart Your recent book on metabolic effects of testosterone therapy in men with diabetes should be compulsory reading for all doctors and medical students. Not only does it stand out as academically brilliant, it also has literary qualities that remind me of the author of not-so-academic-books Terry Pratchett, who is one of my favourites.I am your biggest fan CS (Urologist Norway)------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thank you for all your help and support throughout the year and your expert advice. I am now feeling better than I have done for years and for that I thank you.AC (Birmingham)-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It has been refreshing to engage with a doctor who has an open mind regarding the medical industry as well as what is best for each person.CH (Leamington)-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- My wife and I are immeasurably grateful. Indeed, you truly have been a beacon of light at the end of a very dark tunnelML (London)